rough-leaved
/ˌrʌfˈliːvd/Botany
adjective
Having rough leaves. Especially in the names of plants, as rough-leaved fig.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Johnson (d. 1644), apothecary and soldier. From rough + leaved. In some forms after leafed.
- on the money
- on the move
- on the nail
- on the nod
- on the nose
- on the (off) chance
- on the one (or the other) hand
- on the order of
- on the (or its) way
- on the (or one's) way
- on the (or one's) way out
- on the other hand
- on the outer
- on the outside
- on the outside looking in
- on the part of (or on my, their, etc., part)
- on the phone
- on the pig's back
- on the plus side
- on the port (or starboard) tack
- on the prod
- on the prowl
- on the quiet
- on the rack
- on the rails